Natasha Rickman
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The Importance of Being Earnest – Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre, Chester
Writer: Oscar Wilde Director: Natasha Rickman Guffaws and giggles have penetrated the foliage of Grosvenor Park this week as Storyhouse’s…
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The Standard Short Long Drop – Vanguard Theatre, London
Writer: Rachel Garnet Director: Natasha Rickman In 19th century York, a prison cell holds two prisoners who have been condemned…
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Richard II – Holy Trinity Church, Guildford
Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Natasha Rickman With considered design and direction, Guildford Shakespeare Company’s production of Richard II delivers the…
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The Prince – Southwark Playhouse, London
Writer: Abigail Thorn Director: Natasha Rickman Queer counterparts to Bill and Ted find themselves trapped in a not-so excellent multiverse…
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Little Women – Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre, Chester
Writer: Louisa May Alcott Adaptor: Anne Odeke Director: Natasha Rickman Following last week’s opening production of Romeo & Juliet in…
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Romeo & Juliet – Creation Theatre/Watford Palace Theatre
Writer: William Shakespeare Adaptor and Director: Natasha Rickman Reinvention maintains the dignity and commercial viability of countless age-old tales, perhaps…
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Grimm Tales for Fragile Times and Broken People – Creation Theatre
Writer: Creation Theatre Rep Company Director: Gari Jones Wicked witches, neglectful parents and the supernatural power of nature, fairy stories…
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The Snow Queen: An Online Storytelling Adventure – Iris Theatre
Adaptor and Director: Natasha Rickman From the laboratory of myths, fairy tales and storytelling – stories are collected, studied, and…
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